PC: Resource Depot
Jack Johnson’s 2026 SURFILMUSIC Tour is supporting Resource Depot, a creative-reuse and environmental education centre in Palm Beach County, Florida, through its All At Once initiative. The Johnson Ohana Foundation will match donations to the charity dollar-for-dollar, up to $2,500, through 15 November 2026. The organisation is also scheduled to participate in the All At Once Nonprofit Village at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre on 18 August 2026, where visitors can meet its team, see a surfboard community art installation and learn about creative reuse. Resource Depot’s announcement identifies 18 August 2026 as the date it would participate in the All At Once Nonprofit Village at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach.
The organisation’s announcement of the tour partnership says it wants to encourage concertgoers to see waste as a resource for creativity and positive change. The organisation said visitors would be able to meet its team, view a completed surfboard community art installation and learn about creative reuse. Johnson’s official tour information says the Johnson Ohana Foundation provides direct and matching donations to the network’s non-profit partners.
The funds will support Resource Depot’s creative-reuse education and community programmes. The appeal identifies creative-reuse education and community programmes as the intended beneficiaries. The match is part of the foundation’s wider support for the All At Once network, which works with non-profit organisations at stops on Johnson’s tour. Resource Depot describes itself as Palm Beach County’s creative reuse and environmental education centre. Its work centres on creative reuse and helping the community understand how materials can be used in new ways. The donation appeal links the matching offer directly to the organisation’s education and community programmes. The purpose of the campaign is to help fund Resource Depot’s existing creative-reuse and community work. Other measures include using biodiesel blends for tour trucks, buses and generators, transporting equipment by ground and sea where applicable, and working with venues to reduce disposable plastic. The programme also describes a farm-to-stage approach to sourcing locally grown organic food and arrangements to donate leftover food from shows to community hunger-relief organisations through Musically Fed. These are tour-wide initiatives rather than activities funded specifically by Resource Depot’s donation appeal. All At Once allows participating organisations to reach concertgoers through local environmental projects and community engagement. Supporters can also volunteer, become members or engage with organisations at the Village Green during shows.
